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> > I think the point is a far bigger portions of users are surprised by how
> > unfriendly and useless the root shell is.  'What, I don't have tab
> > completion?'  'What, I don't have <up> <down> command history and
> > editing?' etc.
> 
> What do people think of adding this to the default .cshrc
> 
>   bindkey ^W backward-delete-word

YUCK!!

> This makes input more consistent with the standard tty driver.
> Instead of deleting the entire line, ^W just deletes the previous word.
> I always end up having to do this.  

Control W is supposed to delete the line.  At least, that's how it's
been for me, but I've been using tcsh since before FreeBSD. :)



Nate


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